Multiple brands have begun to protect their rights, and some sellers have been frozen!

Multiple brands have begun to protect their rights, and some sellers have been frozen!

Product infringement has always been one of the hardest hit areas for cross-border sellers. If they are not careful, their products will be removed from the shelves or even face more severe penalties.

 

Recently, several brands have started to defend their rights, and their sales platforms have also begun to freeze seller accounts. The list of brands that have been defended this time includes some popular products such as Nooli by grabease baby tableware and PET-AG pet products.

 

Nooli by grabease's weaning tableware is very popular on Amazon. It is suitable for babies over 6 months old when weaning . It comes in pink, blue, yellow and other colors. It is priced at $9.5. However, it is precisely because of its popularity that the brand has already registered relevant trademarks and patents.

 

The editor found through search that Nooli and Grabease have registered multiple trademarks with the United States Trademark and Patent Office.

 

In addition, this type of product already has a patent for its appearance. Therefore, if there are sellers who are selling or planning to sell this product, they should conduct a self-inspection in a timely manner and remove the suspected infringing products from the shelves.

 

This time, in addition to sellers of children's products, sellers of pet products should also be careful. The PET-AG brand has also begun to protect its rights.

 

PET-AG is a store that provides pet products, including milk replacers, nutritional and health supplements, and grooming supplies, to pet owners and animal professionals. The pets covered include not only dogs and cats, but also many other species, including birds, deer, wildlife and reptiles.


The registration of the above-mentioned trademarks and patents means that if these trademarks or patterns appear on the seller’s products or listings, there may be a risk of infringement.

 

Although there are not many sellers sued in this rights protection, only about 10. However , at the beginning of 2022, some sellers were involved in infringement cases, which undoubtedly sounded the alarm for all sellers.

 

Many sellers will sell a hot-selling product after discovering it, but ignore the risks behind it. Therefore, sellers must be careful in the process of selecting, listing and selling products. They can conduct self-inspections before putting products on the shelves to avoid unnecessary risks in a timely manner.


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